The number of laps in a NASCAR race varies depending on the size of the track, and the distance raced. It will usually say something about it in the name of the race. For example, the Daytona 500 is 500 miles. They race 200 laps. Click on the link below for more information on different Nascar tracks.
To be an official Nascar race, the drivers must complete 100 of 200 laps. Once lap 101 begins, it's an official race.
Unless there is a green-white-checkered finish, the Nascar Sprint Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway is scheduled for 267 laps (400.5 miles). The Nationwide Series race is 200 laps (300 miles) and the Camping World Truck Series race is 146 laps (219 miles).
In the Nascar Sprint Cup Series the shortest races, in miles, are at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The track is 1.058 miles long. The summer race is the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 (which is 301 laps) and the fall race is the Sylvania 300 (300 laps). All other cup races are 400 or 500 miles in length.
2011 Coca-Cola 600 402 laps and 603 miles, was the longest race in NASCAR history.
Ned Jarrett (that's it?)
I believe it was Richard Petty. He came from 7 laps. I am not sure what race it was. But I believe it was in the 50's or the 60's.
334 laps/500 miles
four laps There are 4 laps to a Speedway race.
Kyle Busch led 2,229 laps in the 2010 Nascar Nationwide Series.
there are 9 laps
Any car that is on the same lap as and has not been passed as the race leader.
In 2011, Joey Logano led 58 laps in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series.